A luxury limousine from Vladimir Putin’s official fleet exploded in Moscow, sparking fears of an assassination attempt. The incident occurred just a day after Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky claimed that Putin would «die soon,» fueling speculation about internal threats and Putin’s safety.
Just day after Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky made a bold statement that Vladimir Putin would «die soon» and that the war would end with his death. A luxury limousine from the Russian president’s official fleet exploded in central Moscow today. The incident has raised concerns over Putin’s safety and fueled speculation about internal threats in the Kremlin. Some reports suggest it may have been a failed assassination attempt.
The vehicle, a $357,000 Aurus Senat, is part of Putin’s Presidential Property Management Department. According to reports, commuters fled in panic as firefighters battled the flames. The explosion happened near the FSB headquarters in Lubyanka, a highly secure area in Moscow.
Witnesses reported that the fire started in the engine before spreading inside the car. Nearby restaurant patrons rushed to help before emergency crews arrived. Videos of the burning limousine went viral, showing thick black smoke and extensive damage to the rear section.
